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Institute of IdeasShould physician-assisted dying be legalised? (November 1, 2009)

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Battle of Ideas 2009
Head-to-head debate


Speakers
Brendan O'Neill
editor, spiked; blogger, Guardian Comment is Free; author, Can I Recycle My Granny and 39 Other Eco-Dilemmas

Debbie Purdy
board member, Dignity in Dying; leading campaigner for right to assisted dying

Professor Raymond Tallis
honorary visiting professor, department of English, University of Liverpool; former professor, geriatric medicine, University of Manchester; poet; author, The Hand: a philosophical inquiry into human being

Dr Kevin Yuill
senior lecturer, history and American studies, University of Sunderland; author Richard Nixon and the Rise of Affirmative Action: the pursuit of racial equality in an era of limits.

Chair:
Helen Birtwistle
resources and communications manager, Institute of Ideas & Pfizer Debating Matters Competition


Produced by
Helen Birtwistle resources and communications manager, Institute of Ideas & Pfizer Debating Matters Competition


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Artist/Composer: Institute of Ideas
Date: 2009-11-01 12:30:00


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